BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 24. Uzbekistan and
Poland held the 11th round of political consultations on Sept. 23,
reviewing ways to expand bilateral cooperation in political, trade,
investment, and cultural areas.
This was reflected in the statement by the Uzbek MFA, following
a meeting between Deputy Foreign Minister Muzaffar Madrakhimov and
Poland delegation represented by Deputy Foreign Minister Wojciech
Zajaczkowski.
According to the Ministry, in the course of the meeting, the
sides discussed the current state and prospects of Uzbek-Polish
relations, with particular attention to expanding trade, economic
and investment cooperation, including exchanges of visits between
government agencies and companies.
“Regular political consultations provide an important platform
for coordinating bilateral priorities and identifying new
opportunities for practical cooperation,” Uzbekistan’s Foreign
Ministry said.
The parties also exchanged views on international and regional
issues of mutual interest and confirmed their interest in closer
coordination within the United Nations, European Union and other
multilateral organizations.
Furthermore, the sides agreed to maintain regular dialogue and
continue joint efforts to further strengthen bilateral
cooperation.
The 11th round of consultations builds on the existing
diplomatic dialogue between Uzbekistan and Poland and provides a
platform for advancing cooperation across multiple areas.
Uzbekistan and Poland have maintained diplomatic relations since
March 19, 1992, with bilateral ties covering political dialogue,
trade and investment, transport, education, culture and other
areas. The two countries have also been working to expand economic
contacts, including through business exchanges and cooperation
between government institutions and companies, providing a broader
framework for developing practical bilateral projects.
